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Please read this moving and incisive first-hand dispatch from Ukraine 🇺🇦 by my @BrookingsFP colleague Mara Karlin, fmr senior DoD policy official (who it turns out is also a terrific photographer) 👇 https://t.co/XQN0BOrTex #Ukraine #Dispatch #Photography #UA

A 9 meses de su estreno, DISPATCH agregará más idiomas al juego, incluyendo el español latino. https://t.co/WTtGop3IbF #videojuegos #novedades #español

Kama 2w

If Switzerland dispatches Colombia (highly unlikely) and France sends Morocco packing, World Cup is back to being Euros+Argentina #WorldCup #Football #Soccer #CH #CO #FR #MA #AR

Emergency dispatch isn't the place for "Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V." Every call deserves real attention! #EmergencyServices #EmergencyResponse #RealAttention #DispatchIntegrity #Therearenospecificcountrycodesreferencedinthetweetprovided.

Emergencies don't always involve visible injuries. Mental health crises require the same urgency as any other life-threatening situation! We need clear protocols and continuous training for emergency dispatchers. 📞🚑 #EmergencyServices #MentalHealth #CrisisResponse #EmergencyPreparedness #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.

eldiario.es Jun 14

Mahmoud Al-shaer, escritor y activista palestino, reflexiona en su libro ‘I Am Still Alive: Dispatches from Gaza’ sobre la transformación de la vida cotidiana en Gaza tras el genocidio de octubre de 2023, resaltando cómo la normalidad ha cambiado drásticamente y la importancia de documentar tanto la violencia como la resiliencia de su pueblo. #Palestina #Gaza #Activismo

Mahmoud Al-shaer, escritor y activista palestino: “No creo que Israel nos dé una oportunidad”
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Tim Goldring Jun 4

Not sure if wrld.org has an arts or literature section? I’m looking for beta readers for a new book “Letters from England”. Here is an overview: OVERVIEW In August 2015, Timothy Goldring, a British businessman, began a sentence of seven years in Changi Maximum Security Prison, Singapore. He had no telephone. He could not always reply to letters. He had a concrete floor, a tikka sleeping mat, and seven cellmates in a cell twelve feet by twenty. The following month, a letter arrived through the food hatch. It was typed. It was from Lancashire. It began: Dear Tim, Trust your accommodation is up to the normal standards. Francis - IT businessman, Fitbit enthusiast, walker of the Yorkshire Dales, dreamer of a bungalow in Burnley with an inside lavatory — wrote to his oldest friend every month for four and a half years. Fifty-one letters. He did not miss a month. He wrote about what was happening in the world, about Donald Trump and Brexit, about his shoulder operation and his grandchildren and the taxi he drove home drunk on New Year’s Eve. He wrote the way he talked — with a Lancashire man’s instinct for irony, an old friend’s instinct for loyalty, and the stubborn conviction that the world continued and his friend was entitled to know about it. He did not write about the cell. He did not write about the sentence. He treated Timothy as he had always treated him: as a man who was interested in the world and entitled to opinions about it. Between every line, unspoken but unmistakable, was a single message: “I have not forgotten you. Here is the world, held open. I’m keeping your place in it warm.” Letters from England is two books woven into one. It is Francis’s book — a month-by-month chronicle of Britain, seen through the lens of one man’s grim, affectionate, furiously funny dispatch from the outside world. And it is Timothy’s book — the replies he could not send at the time: what it is to receive, month after month, the voice of a friend speaking from a world you can no longer reach. What it is to discover, in the most reduced of circumstances, that a smaller world is not necessarily a lesser one. That a monk’s cell and a prison cell are, in certain lights, the same room. That friendship, at its most austere — stripped of presence, of reciprocal conversation, of every ordinary reassurance — is perhaps the most extraordinary thing there is. This is not a story of crime or punishment. It is a story of loyalty. Of what one man does when another disappears from the world. He writes. Month after month. Into the silence. Because the alternative — to say nothing, to let the distance win — was, for Francis, sat in his cottage in Lancashire, simply not acceptable. If anyone is interested let me know and we’ll figure out how to get a pdf to you. Many thanks.

BBC May 26

Human Rights Watch has accused the United Arab Emirates of serving as a transit point for Colombian mercenaries dispatched to support Sudan's Rapid Support Forces, which are implicated in atrocities during the ongoing civil war, a claim the UAE has denied, asserting that it does not facilitate foreign fighter operations on its territory. #UAE #Sudan #Mercenaries

Rights group accuses UAE of being transit point for mercenaries on way to Sudan

In the mid-1980s local surveys counted around 470,000 adult Bathurst caribou. Last year that figure had fallen to just over 3,600. Great @IlyaGridneff dispatch from the Northwest Territories on the devastating drop in the Bathurst caribou population https://t.co/VrYv5NHH1O #BathurstCaribou #WildlifeConservation #EndangeredSpecies #CA

BBC May 17

On May 19, 1986, the "Official Night of UFOs" unfolded in Brazil, when air traffic controller Sérgio Mota da Silva witnessed numerous unidentified flying objects (UFOs) over four states, prompting the Brazilian Air Force to dispatch five fighter jets to investigate the solid phenomena, which were reported by both military and civilian witnesses, but remained unexplained even decades later. #UFO #UFOsightings #Extraterrestrial #BR #PR #SP #RJ #MG #GO #DF

Óvnis: a noite em que 21 objetos voadores invadiram o espaço aéreo brasileiro e foram perseguidos por caças da FAB - BBC News Brasil
Gérard Araud May 17

RT @BBCSteveR: “Something rather unusual is happening right now inside Russia.” My dispatch for BBC Radio’s From Our Own Correspondent. @BB… #Russia #BBC #News #RU

O streamer Tiago Pereira, conhecido como Tji, discute no podcast No Último Episódio o sucesso do videojogo narrativo Dispatch, que vendeu milhões de cópias ao combinar elementos de séries de televisão com uma narrativa envolvente, destacando sua reputação por apresentar uma história diferente dos super-heróis tradicionais. #DispatchGame #Videogames #Interatividade

Tji: “Os videojogos são uma parte cultural tão relevante como as séries e os filmes. Não te moldam para ficares mais violento, isso é um mito”

The European Commission is seeking ways to expedite the disbursement of €10 billion in recovery funds to Hungary, including potential involvement of the country's investment bank, while dispatching a senior delegation to Budapest next week to assess the situation and ensure compliance with rule-of-law conditions before the August deadline. #EUFunding #Hungary #RuleOfLaw #HU #EU #PT #GR #PL #ES

EU looks for ways to cash payments fo Hungary, sends team to Budapest

At its core, it is irrelevant who dispatched this armed drone. 🚨What is crucial and highly alarming is that it was able to circle 45 kilometers deep in NATO airspace over a city with 35,000 inhabitants and extensive critical infrastructure – without being intercepted. (Original: Im Kern ist es unerheblich, wer diese bewaffnete Drohne entsandt hat. 🚨Entscheidend und hochalarmierend ist vielmehr, dass sie 45 Kilometer tief im NATO-Luftraum über eine Stadt mit 35.000 Einwohnern und umfangreicher kritischer Infrastruktur kreisen konnte – ohne abgefangen https://t.co/hL8L8n1TcP) #NATO #Drones #SecurityThreat #NATO